Treasury Action: supply will complicate trading Treasury Action: supply will complicate trading ahead as the debt market absorbs $90 B in shorter to intermediate coupon offerings and a $13 B 2-year FRN, all of which will be hyper sensitive to Yellen's Humphrey Hawkins testimony. Additionally, traders will have to deal with the fallout from Greece and data. When issued yields are little changed after having richened most of the session. The 2-year is at 0.680%, while the 5-year is at 1.615%, with the 7-year at 1.940%. A stop here on the 2-year would be one of the cheapest in years, but it may not be high enough to compensate for the potential of Fed rate hikes. Meanwhile, rates on the 5- and 7-year notes are some of the lowest in months, and that may limit buying as well. However, there is likely to be solid indirect bidding given wide spreads to core sovereigns, and especially with the ECB's QE program to begin shortly.

'Outline agreement' for Greek deal drafted, Reuters saysEuro zone finance ministers have developed an "outline agreement that could form the basis for extending" Greece's bailout, Greek officials and officials from other euro zone countries said, according to Reuters. However, no "formal deal on a common text" has been made, the news service quoted the officials as saying. Reference Link